Yesterday it bounced more than 3,000 points, and the people already holding were the ones who felt the most uneasy—sell or hold? No one can give you a definite answer.
That person on my list, Shu Qin, actually bought in when it was just over 80,000. She had just one thing to say at the time: “The last chance to get on board.” Today, the number she gave was 80,500—the market hit a low of 80,394, then bounced right back from that level.
For the short term, she says to take some off the table; for the long term, hold steady. That’s what I look for in people: the courage to commit to a position when everyone else is panicking.
What about you—take half off or keep holding? Let me know in the comments. The retest of the bottom she’s waiting for hasn’t happened yet.
That person on my list, Shu Qin, actually bought in when it was just over 80,000. She had just one thing to say at the time: “The last chance to get on board.” Today, the number she gave was 80,500—the market hit a low of 80,394, then bounced right back from that level.
For the short term, she says to take some off the table; for the long term, hold steady. That’s what I look for in people: the courage to commit to a position when everyone else is panicking.
What about you—take half off or keep holding? Let me know in the comments. The retest of the bottom she’s waiting for hasn’t happened yet.